mischievousness

He had a little mischievousness to him like all guys his age.

She giggled again with the mischievousness of using his first name.

His eyes held laughter - almost the same mischievousness she sometimes saw in Tommy's.

His eyes were shining, but without mischievousness, as he peered at me.

Over dinner, we reminisced about our mischievousness during high school.

Egan looked up again, a slight mischievousness in his eyes now.

"We'll make time," she said, a ripple of mischievousness in her voice.

She smiled and the mischievousness returned to her eyes.

She also causes a lot of trouble to Em and to his friends due to her mischievousness.

You seem to move from mischievousness to malice to outright anger in your show.

He looked at her with an expression of combined contrition and mischievousness.

Fabian Stevens had a hint of mischievousness in his voice.

They were grave and dark, without their usual mischievousness, and she knew the answer.

The film's mischievousness doesn't sting the way it should.

There was no mischievousness in her clear blue eyes, just a stubborn intensity that I could easily relate to.

She hesitated, not trusting the sudden hint of mischievousness in his expression.

He had, with a laughable mischievousness, inflated and propelled rumors.

Her mischievousness is under control, but not her curiosity.

Milton reined himself in from giving any further vent to his attack of mischievousness.

Tara looked at me for several seconds, and, as she did, the mischievousness I had observed earlier resurfaced.

The girl smiled broadly then, a hint of mischievousness flashing briefly in her dark eyes.

"There's a hint of mischievousness to it that I like," Paul said.

Morgan interrupted, gray eyes finding Par's, a hint of the mischievousness in them.

The above comment is entirely incorrect - at least to the point of fatuousness, if not mischievousness.

Her natural energy and mischievousness added to her appeal.